Christmas Hair Hoop

Tips before making artworks

1. If you are beginner or help your kids to select the toys, pls read about this one.

• Select beads: We have two size of the beads, 5mm midi beads and 2.6mm mini beads. Mini beads are too small to difficult for beginner and kids. They are suitable for 12 year-old and up. We recommend you midi beads S series. Most people love this series.
  
  
• Select pegboards: Use the 5mm pegboards to bead 5mm midi beads.
  
  
• Select tweezers: We recommend plastic tweezers for the kids. It is safe. If you use it by yourself, we recommend our Stainless Steel Tweezers. It is easy and useful.
  
  
• Select ironing paper or ironing film? Here is the an article of it. The different of ironing paper and ironing film.

2. If you are a beadartist, read about this one.

• Midi beads lover: If you want to challenge it, we recommend you use our mini beads C series. The artwork in photo are made by midi beads S series. If you don't want to change it, midi beads S series is also good for you.
  
  
• Mini beads lover: Most people also love mini C series. If you love soft mini beads, mini A series is better for you.

How to make this 3D cute bear wreath?

Step 1: Download the free pattern and prepare for Artkal Beads and accessories

• Artkal Beads: select the colors from pattern
• Tools: Pegboards, Tweezers, Ironing paper/ ironing film, Iron

Step 2: Now, place all the beads for the design with square pegboard

Step 3: Cover the completed design with the ironing paper or ironing film. Keeping the iron level, gently iron the beads in a circular motion for about seconds to fuse the beads evenly.

Step 4: Peel off the ironing paper and lift your design from the pegboard. Flip the design over and repeat step #3.  Your pegboard and ironing paper / ironing film are reusable.

Step 5: Bend the rectangular wrok while they are still hot. Put the Horns under the book or something heavy after you iron it. Once the design is cool, then hold them together with accessories.

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